4. Christianity is found in nearly every country in the world. Christian practice varies considerably from
country to country, and tends to take on the "flavor" of the local culture. What are some ways in which
Christianity is practiced differently in different parts of the world?

There are three main branches of Christianity: Protestantism, Orthodoxy, Catholicism, and all three branches have something indifferent. And all of that have their own rules, practices, etc. Catholicism is popular in southern Europe, South America, and South Africa. Protestants mostly live in North Europe, North America, and Australia. And Orthodox people live in Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, and Romania.

5. Some people have claimed that the Apostle Paul, rather than Jesus, is the founder of the Christian religion. Why has this claim been made? To what extent is it true? To what extent is it false?

4. Christianity is found in nearly every country in the world. Christian practice varies considerably from country to country, and tends to take on the "flavor" of the local culture. What are some ways in which Christianity is practiced differently in different parts of the world?

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4. Christianity is found in nearly every country in the world. Christian practice varies considerably from
country to country, and tends to take on the "flavor" of the local culture. What are some ways in which
Christianity is practiced differently in different parts of the world?